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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-04

SLEEPLESS Ntui.t>, made miserable by
the terrible cough shioh's care is the rene
Nv for you. Sold by Dr. Monkey.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quick
ly cured by Shi'ubs Cue. We guarantee 1t
For sale by Or. J. ., .Apxley.
CA1AkRH CURED, health and sweet
breath secured, by shiioh's Catatrh kcmedy.
Price 30 cents. Nasal injector Tree. For safe
at Ur. Monkey
SIIlLrH'S VITALIZER is what you need
for Consideration, Loss Of Appetite Dizziness, a,d
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 aud 70
Genus per bottle, Tor sale at Monkeys.
WILL you SUFFER- with Ds spepsia and
Liver Complaint! rhiluh's Viializer is guar
anteedto cure you For sac by DI. Monkey.
Fer lame back, side or chest use -hiloh's
Porous astsr. Price % cents at Monkeys,
SHILOH, COUGH and consumption Cure
Is sold 10y us on guarantee. 1t cures Con
sumption. For sale at Monkeys drugstore,
GROUP. WliOOPING COUGH and Bron.
chitis immediately relieved by Shilohs Cure.
For Sale at Dr. Monkeys.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-04
E.ccitenent an .Southorn Orago,

Eccitement in SouthorR Orag0n
Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity OF Empire City by the re-
markahlc cure Of james Curtis. who has
been suffering from Kidney disease for
six years He had become entirely
helpless and was given up to die by ala.
Four packages of the Oregon Kidney
Tea restored him to complete heatl. and
vigor. For sale by all druggists. Smell,
IIeitshu 4 Woodqrd wholesale agents. 5
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-04

Oregon kiu, e, Tea Cures ali Kidney
troubles.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-04

Oregon Kidney Tea is natures own
emedy.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-08-04

Salt Lake, July 26.-John Taylor,
president Of the Mormon church, died
this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
rHR sOUrHRRs HARKsr.
The Report Of the Committee on s,ses-A Go
mittee on Purchase Approved.

The Report Of the Committee on Sites-A Com.
mittee on Purchase Approved.
The parties interested in the erection Of a
Southern market met at Daniel NJ. Moore's
Swan hotel, Wednesday evening, to receive
the report of the committee on sites.
The committee reported that the Lamb
hotel and the adjoining property known as
the Fourth ward hotel could he fought for
about g., ,oc0. The Ettinger property and
the adjoining property Of +. .. Henry could
be bought for $1,000. The Odd Fellows
hall property could be bought for SIC, 900.
The purchase OF Joseph wacker's Swan
hotel property " as not considered. a. Miss
Cassidy and Mrs. kurtz, who own the pror-
critics adjoining on the south, refuse to sell
and right Of way owned by them through
Mr. Wscker's property renders it unit for
market purposes. The committee in their
report made no recommends dstion OF either of
the above sites.
The report of the committee was re-
ceived, aud after some discussion snot her
committee consisting of the following
named gentlemen was appointed Julius
Loeb, John Leibiey, George Hssting, with
Instructions to receive In writing from the
owners Of the several properties above
named, the lowe s. terms at which they will
sell, and secure from them the refusal of the
properties and also to make an estimate of
the probable cost OF q market on each Of the
above sites, and report to IN adjourned meet
ing to be held at the Swan hotel on Saturday
morning next at o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

harry Raven and Kise Siouxmau Indians,
OF the Carlisle Industrial school, who for
some months past have been working In
Bucks county, the former with Wallace Pax
ton and the latter with VIM. Akens, were
discharged few days ago and started to go
back TO the Carlisle school. They were
caught In the " washOut at Coatesville on
Tuesday and not having much money, and
not being acquainted with railroad rules,
they bought tickets ~ far as Lesmsn
Place, and having no money left walked
on TO Lancaster, where Harry Raven wrote
to Captain Pratt, superintendent of the Car.
Isle school, telling him of the trouble they
were in. This afternoon Captain Pratt tele.
grsphed to the chief OF police to hold them
and he would send an agent for them to.
morrow morning. They are lusty boys, full
grown, quite intelligent and speak English
slmost ss we'll ss the whites
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
f6D ORGANIZED


1870 Coersspcnleare Of IHTnLLIeSncna
6uGunsiA, Juiy 2s-rhs pleasures de-
- ~ pgUhably The laurels won and
Eooo "a b. Marietta gsnIlemen who par.
lHDoood n he boae raCss indulged In here .
~ Wooks 80 have induced number Of
nullsnm q town 70 organize . boat club
y peo1iminafy meeting was held few even.
~ 60 md IN organisation effected. Last
Ov0uing thsy met for the first time - an
GEnnnised body, when they elected the fol.
toWing officsrs: President d. c.
Oonny secretary, q. w. Halde-
N treasurer, p. s. BruRh.
ennmitAes on constitution and bylaws and
anoeher On sieo end location were appointed.
~ club proposes erecting fine and imPs.
- booe house, S0z6Ofeet somewhere In the
vSslsisy q Bschman 4 Forry's wharf, and
vith IN In view number Of contractors are
bolng ssked for bids, the most advantageous
q walsh will b socepsed. The mentors OF
~ club are all prominent young men who
ass becksd by substantial aid protisred them,
% that no reasonable doubt can be enter
tained Of the establishment Of . new sttrac.
ton in the shape Of firstclsss boat club
10 Inspect Lancaster Po~t.
Nj. 8. b. Clspper, assistant inspector at
large for Lancaster and Berks counties, will
20 70 Lancaster on FRIDAY evening 70 lnspect
Pose "a. 4 number Of mem bers OF Gen.
Wolah Post will accompany him.
The visitors.
Min Name Etchels, Of Lancaster il guest
OF Mra Jscob Kothchilca
Ara. H. F. YerEey and daughter have rt
turned from Lititz, whore they we're spend
Ing few weeks.
Mias Minnie Kraber, OF York, is visiting
MrA william Clark.
MrA y. M. Zscharias, of Philadelphia, is I
guest OF MrA A. ]. Kaufman.
Chippeta CommAndery No 5s, Kuights o
Of the Golden Eagle, will drill In the Ar
mory tonight ct 7:30 o'clock. The organza
ton hes secured the armory where there reg
ulsr monthly drill will be held.
The Young Peoples association Of the Firs
Evangelical Lutheran church will meet u
morrow night In the lecture room, for tn
purpose Of electing officers for the ensuin
half-year.
Tho Forest and Stream club has returne
from Losh's Run, Perry county, where the
have been encamped for the past 10 days
Michael Hsines, charged by Joseph Cls
With assault and battery, was given a hearin
before Squire Solly. Hsines gave bail {
sppear at court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

CHICAGO, July 27.-The DroVsvs' Journal re-
ports Cattle-Receipts, e.9e head; shipments,
20O market strong; shipping steers, SO to
l,sO As. o 3O04 s.; stocksrs and feeders. q IS
020 COWS, bulls and mixed, q ta02 80 Texas
cattle, 1l S1SD3 ~.
Hogs-ksosipts, 5000 head shipments. 1900
head; market lower; rough ana mixed, D O.
O. 80: packing and chipping. . 1896 20; light
q DOS IS skfps. q U05 %.
shesp-Rsceipts. 6.OD head: shipments,
none; market lower natives. 8, OO(34 IS West.
as 50.
East LI1DRfY--Catte---R Receipts. A2
fair TO GOOD, 8, sOt1s IS; common, o 2s6s So; II
cars shipped to New YorE.
Ho9s-Hscapte. loo head shipments go
head market slow Philadelphia, . h05 Is
Workers, eS 4005 50 common TO light, oo 2oo ~
hogs shipped to New YORK. none.
Sh8ep-keceipts, AJO head shipments. lOO
market slow prime. ~ 40fel 20 fair to good. q 10
gst . common. o.J003 50; spring lambs eo so
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

DR.. Frank Muhlenberg, OF Philadelphia,
brother OF the late Or. II. +. Muhlenberg, OF
this city, has opened an office for the general
practice OF medicine 1t his handsome re-
modelled home No. 2li East Orange street
DR.. Muhlenberg, having had = number OF
years experience in the hospitals and in pri.
vate practice in Phisdelp phis, has but recently
returned from . two years sojourn abroad in
the hospitals OF Berlin, Vienna, Paris and
London, where he had been giving special
attention to professional work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

Wednesday evening about q o'clock, a.
n. carson McCully and George McCulIy
were driving on East Chestnut street, the
breech band OF the harness tore and the
wagon IN whish they were riding ran for.
ward against the horses legs, Frightening
him and causing him 70 run oil, along Chest
nut from Lime to Prince, down which street
he turned and upset the wagon In front Of
DIR. Yeaglsy's office, throwing both men
heavily to the ground. They were bruised
somewhat, but not seriously injured. The
horse was caught after running . short dts
tAnce further.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
Oh AAR0BD WITH LAROBsY.
a Man who rries 10 Get Away with
Cow and Calf

4 Han Who Tries % Get Away with .
Gov and Calf
jacob Heney was arrested at Lands
Valley yesterday by Officers Bsrnhold and
Lemau, on the charge Of stealing COW ana
. calf the property Of Samuel Ludwig, of
Chester county. Ludwig is drover and for
some time pest had been purchasing cows in
the neighborhood Of Nefisvilla On
Monday night he placed . number
Of COWS and calves In lot at
Grube's hotel In that village. About two
o'clock the next morning Michael Becker,
the hostler, heard . noise among the cattle.
he went to the lot aud found Heney in the sct
tying the legs OF . calf, which he was about
70 put IN his buggy near by. One OF the cows
was minstng and she was found at the farm of
A. N. Hoover, at Fruitviile, where she had
been purchased by Mr.. Ludwig. The sup.
position is that Heney either drove the COW
amy OF had her taken. 1t would have been
impossible for her to get out OF the field, and
the fences were oil up when the hostler msde
the discovery. Haney, who Ii . butcher by
occupation, was committed for . hearing by
Alderman Deem.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
laaaofeo m pvsr CvUsfY.


4 nerse fhlss AbasAoas . Team asd 10
RsiSswsa ssa CspMrss.
Tho man who stole the team Of H. Holts.
house, liveryman Of Lititz, he's been arrested
and the property recovered. Once Wittick,
Of Columbia, and Special Officer Pat Burns
Of this city, effected the capture when II
became known that the team had been taken
these officers went 70 work on the case.
They found that the name OF the
man who hired the team WAS J. Anthony
Emmenheiser, of Prospect, York county.
After leaving Lititz he drove to Columbia
He left the horse aud buggy at Hsuck's
saloon, on Union street, where the officers
found IL and returned II to the owner. Fun
menheiser was then traced to Washington
borough, TO which town he had walked from
Columbia He hired q canoe there aud rowed
scross the Susquehanna to the Nork county
side He walked from the river to Prospect,
q distance of five or six miles. The officers
followed up the trail. and yesterday after q.
noon arrested Emnenheiser at the home OF
his parents in Prospect lie was taken to
Columbia aud Squire Evans committed hun
TO jail.
Emmenheiser Is young man Of more than
ordinary intelligence and he Is said to he Z
graduate Of Millersville normal school. Al
present he is engaged writing q book. He l,
cigarmaker by trade and had been working .
ct Lititz. He has been in numerous scrspe,
of this kind before He is the same person
who stole horse from J. Herr, Manor, which
hetook to Columbia and sold to ssm'l Camp
bell, liveryman, for S65. A few months Az
he stole another from his uncle In Yorl
county and he Is charged by Frank Neisle,
with obtaining money from him under falls
| pretense. Alderman Spurrier has lodged
| detaiuer with the officers Of the jail for Eu
heiser, to hold him for stealing Mr.. Herr
horse and he will be given hearing on nes
/ Wednesday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

Among the papers OF the late James &. Car.
penter has been unesrthed q large handbill,
printed by Hugh Maxwell In September,
1885, for Adam Diller, by whom the town OF
Dillerville was laid out The hsndbill con-
tsins map OF the town, which is laid out
into 10 building lots, which are offered at So
each, the choice OF lots TO be drawn for after
all OF them have been sold. Diilsrviile IL
described as = beautiful situation for town
or place OF business the whole space be-
tween this town and the city of Lancaster,
along the railroad, will within a short time
be built up in one connected city" SO
thought Mr.. Diller fitty.two years ago, but
alas, the population OF Dlllerville is hardly as
large 10 day as it was then.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
NoW YOpR DeOeks.

ksw foRK, July q. l:D p. m.-Aoney closed
at <65 per cent Exchange steady. o. s3k
o. sk; Governments nrm. Currency SO. q q
bih Is Coup. q 2Tz BID; KS do. q QsX bid.
The stock market this morning opened active
at advances of 4 to per cent over last nights
closing figures on buying. which 1. WAS said WAS
for foreign account. but after the nrst call this
advance WAS wholly lost and At noon prices
we're fractiOnally lower. The market h,s since
been fevertsh.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

A telegram from Robert NJ. Agnew states
that second trip from Chicago to New
York with full train equipped with the
Rots automatic brake was a. completely sue.
cessful - the tirst trip. Thus far the Rote
brake has proved itself to be more efficient
than any other brake ever applied to q train
of freight cara There appears to be . great
future before il.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

Information has been received that Jake
Hssg caught on Wednesday, in the Cones
togs,s black bass that weighed seven pounds
None of the steaks have a. yet reached this
Office Mr.. HsaK is . great fisherman, but
sometimes his bass does not weigh more
than seven ounces. Let this big fish be
weighed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
IHD NDW RAzLROAD,
Ons Will be Butt Connecting Quar-, ,vilie with
Kipg's Bridgs

OoO :" Ah O0 Duht SUon0Ctlux yuoRHyvlll6 with
Kings Bridge.
The committee OF Lancaster gentlemen,
who went to Philadelphia to confer with
Reading railroad officials - to the feasibility
OF building . road from Qusrryville to X ing =
Bridge, distance Of eight miles, had q very
favorable interview with General Manager A.
A. Mcleod, In Philadelphia, on Wednesday.
Mr. Mcleod heard the arguments in favor
OF the road, and they struck him with favor.
He referred the whole matter to Chief Engi-
neer Nichols, OF the Reading road, who will
ct some future time make personal investi.
CATION. 1t In probable that an organization
for the building OF the road will be formed
soon among the people in this vicinity inter
es,ed, and when this is done, the Reading &
Columbia road will probably take hold OF
the scheme.
This new road will bs of vast ser vice to
Lancaster, q It will bring into direct com.
munication with this city the trade OF Cole
rsine, Fulton, Little Britain and DrumoIe
townships, which now have an outlet on y
BY Oxford and Baltimore.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

This forenoon large drsy OF the Reading
freight depot which was heavily loaded with
marble, lost burr from the axle on North
Voeen street near Chestnut The wheel came
ON IN mont of the postoflice, and when the
uutt ~ss iound 1t was sometime before every.
snlne was suaightsned out, although no
damage wss done The wheel came oil when
sns ofey was ON the Millersvills car track.
1ne o1vet OF the car pulled his horses
oslae .na orew the car around the wagon over
tne belgian oiock'' giving the passep gers .
shaking up.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

This morning before Alderman McCon.
omy, Noses Pioso made complain, OF mali.
Clous trespass against James Mysra Lost
evening Myers entered the yard attached 70
Mr.. Ptoso's dwelling house. shot his dog, and
insuited Ara Pioso, badly frightening her
Myers statss In excuse for bis conduct tina
Pios0's dog had bitten one OF his children
The time for hearing the osss has not ys
be,n liked.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
AAkh Drs.
rev HOr0 mArael


Nlv ioRE, July Es-Tlour market quiet ;
Fine, q 1908 ~; supernne, q sos IS :
good To fancy extra State, q 7n0t o.: good TO
fancy extra Western. q a0t ~ common TO
good extra western, - lsS1S IA.
whest-No. keo state, nominal Nc. do,
sic: No. Red. Winter, Aug, 7g7.c: Sept.
sl,c receipts 'ts.oO bus shipments. seGS.
Corn-so mixed cash. Nc: do Aug t5c
Sept. kNc; receipts, ll7tO; shipments,
lI,CO1
n.ts-No. | White State. ssxaTec; No. . DO
SS1sc; No. 2 Mixed. Aug. Sohc receipts.
Rye dull; western. ss<9tsc stats.s7koosoL
Barley nominal.
Pork dull old meas. Sl5 25Slls IS
LAr0-Aug d 81 Sept. e6 ~.
Nolassss dull and nominal At lskc for 50 boil
ing stock.
Turpsntine steady at Sic.
kosin quiet strained to good, u O7l N.
Petroleum quiet Kenned. in cases. skc
ereixhts dun grain To London. Skd
Butter nrm Western Creamery. l6ff2c.
Cheese duh: Ohio Factory, 70s4.c state
Factory. g.ol0h,c; Fancy White. lo1.oi.c; Col.
ored. 9dtA.c.
sxys steady; State. isxoisc; western. 10
l+kc.
sugar easier: Refined Cuuoaf. I-leos,.c +;
6rAnulated, sc.
TAllow dun prime city, l-l66SAc.
kice nominal; Carolina, tAir to good, 305ko.
Coffee firmly held fair cArxoes. NC.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
The Second Regular Excursion TO the YsIIo "
stone National Park.

The second OF Asssrs. Raymond 4 Whitcomb's
ehcnr rsions to ths YELLOWSTONE National Park 10
announced Tor Monday. August "a The tour
occupies twenty-~sven days, and ten days are
devoted 70 the round OF the Park. All the dif.
ferent points OF In crest are " DO yisi ed with
twice ths usual aiio" ance Of time st the various
places for rest ana ight,seeing. This IL the
most complete ana sstis'nctory trip through the
Park that has ever been planned. ana the iull
complement OF passengers-the number is I'm.
ttSd will doubtless be reached very early. Ds.
scripive circulars may be Obtained Of II, n
tnental hotel, Philadsiphis.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
rms Goa OArRsvILLx wkEUK.
II Incidentally Causes Delay In the Removal y
the Btg Oouestogs bridge.

CoATEsvILLE, July 2S.-lt has been widely
stated that the l.s .sses resulting from the wash.
ont on the Pennsylvania railroad at Coa,esville
will aggregate $4,000. This Is gross exsgger.
alton. The railroad company suffers most, and
its damages will require All expenditure
OF about 81 800. The man who owned the sd-
jacent field into which the 3, 900 yards of earth
was washed bv the flood looked ruefully at
the scene on Wednesday when he saw his
growing crops buried. The trouble was due
to the breaking Of the breas. OF the Coates
vile water works, the immense volume Of
water thus liberated descending upon the
railroad tracks and washing away the en-
bank ment beneath. Trains are running ss
usual now over q temporary trestls work,
but for six weeks to come these 100 feet OF
trestling will constitute tender spot on the
road.
Owing to the fact that the men engaged on
the big Conestogs bridge were called to as
sist in the work at Coatesville, the proposed
moving of the Conestogs bridge on Sunday
next has to be abandoned. Three days lost
to this work makes 1t impossible to get
things In readiness by Sunday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
AOOILkNT ar sara HAxBOR
Employees VI the Rolling Mil Hurt By An
Explosion OF Cinder.

Explosion OF Cinder.
At the Safe Hsrbor rolling mill Wednes.
day, by an explosion Of bosh cinder five
workmen were more or less seriously
burned, one OF them very badly. Their
names are not known, but all OF them are
strangers who have been at Safe HArbor only
Q short time TIE man most seriously in-
jured has wife and family.
A special dispatch from Safe Harbor says
that Msrcellus Gotwalt, OF York, WAS serious.
ly injured and Frank Mcbride, OF SAFE Hsr.
Dor slightly. The furnace blew up in cool.
Ing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
LOCAL Gales,

Tsylor's orchestra will play at the Gin
Spring picnic In MiiiintOwn on Thurdsy,
August 4th.
Walter X iefier, OF the New Era, wears q
smiling face since Tuesday, owing to the
arrival Of q daughter.
The Columbia Herald makes an earnest
plea for free baths for that borough.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

CHICAGO, July =, 1879 q m.-Aarkst opened.
aoai-Aug. sac sept, 70,sc oct. i.&S.
Corn Aug 377ac Sept. askc Oct. S9c.
Oats-Aus. Assc Sept. s,ssc, Oct. .s1.c.
Pork-So 1uo,ed.
IRrd-Aug, G SIX sept, o. ~; Oct. o. TX.
short Ribs-Aug., q 9j; Sept, D CO. oct
Egik.
wheat-Juiy. seI.c.; Aug, 6e1.c; Sept, 7,1sc ;
Oct, 7!ssc
Corn jnly. SIC Aug, Ss,.c. Sept. soc
Oct, $3.50 &c.
Oats-July. a4.c: Aug, 24A0:4hc; Sept.
rork-Year. Sli -: Jan. Oil 90
Lard-July. o. SIX; Aug- D 57k Oct,
d SIX Oct % ~
Ri6.-Juiy, Ge; Aug, q rs; Sept. 8 o5
Oct, t1eO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
Sew Fire Alarm Boxes.

Chief VOndsrsmith, OF the fire department,
received today from Boston, Msss
three new mountaineering tire alarm
boxes. One OF them will be placed
At the corner OF East King and Duke
another at South Queen and Vine and the
third at West Orange and Prince. The sd-
vantage OF these boxes over those now in use
is that even if the lever is pulled more than
once there will he no interference with the
stroke. The new boxes cost fl25 each.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
The d layers Court.

The mayor this morning had two drunks
before him and one WAS discharged on pay
ment OF costs. The other had been In the night
before and the mayor rsprimsnded him
yesterday morning, ~ he wss getting too
regular. He was given 30 days in Jail.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
free Dlserthn,l On Of SOAP.

d. T. Babbitt, the well known soap manutsc-
turer. intends making u free distribution Of
soap In this city. The only thing necessary to
do Ia share IN this distribution Is tc buy three
cakes OF Rabbits "Bast " soap from your
grocer within 10 days ueaving your addcss On
n card with the grccer) Rabbits advertising
agent gathers up these cards aud delivers the
free soap At the addresses stated. There can be
no doubt Of the excellence OF an article when
such extraordinary means arc taken up Ia give
II publicity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28

Glare &. Carpenter, Of the Examiner, with
his family, will try to Keep cool at Lititz
next week. lie might 60 farther and fare
worse.
John J. A. Hoover, grandson OF Joseph
Hoover, the wei. known carriage builder,
will leave on Monday next for trip through
the West. He will visit some OF the princiI sl
cities Of Ohio, Indiana, and Westeln Penn
sylvsnis.
Mrs. A. 4. Hsmbright and Mrs. Charles
Gibbs left to-day for Lsnovsr, Chester
county.
&. Rne Bser and family have gone to
Beach Haven.
Garrett Everts, tailor, formerly ot this city,
but now residing in Reading, Is In Lsncas-
ter visiting his old friends.
Howard Smeitz, Abram Bltner, jr. and
Harry Leibley, OF this city, have gone to At
lantic City, where they will remain ten days.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
Not bender.

In a report of Alderman McConomy's
court 1t was stated yesterday that Christian
Bender was committed to Jail for drunken
and disorderly conduct The offender was
Christian Bruder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-07-28
fve Gers On ne Trsek .

Weseesn Exprssa. on the Pennsylvsnis
resisoed, whtoh y due here at ll:iO p. m., did
Dos arrive until 1924 this morning. The
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